Sentence examples for which have overcome from inspiring English sources

The explanation for this expansion in the scientific and tecnologic worlds is due to the good results obtained in solving different problems, which have overcome the classics.

Hence, embryonic stem (ES) cells, which have overcome these aforementioned difficulties, provide promising candidates to recapitulate the developmental process in vitro and thus serve as a model to complement studies in vivo.

These observations have encouraged the development of second and third generation tube designs, which have overcome some of these concerns.

Our study examines well-managed farms: farms, which have overcome the apparent paradox of having a low rate antimicrobial use, simultaneously combined with low mortality and high productivity.

By contrast, currently available liver-specific MR contrast media are gadolinium-based compounds, which have overcome many of these earlier shortcomings such as the need for slow intravenous infusion and a protracted imaging time to allow contrast to accumulate in the hepatocytes or Kupffer cells.

The Weekly Standard, which has overcome personal strains with Mr. Bush to become something like the president's conservative superego, has taken to calling this "The Bush Doctrine".

Bloomsburg, which had overcome a 19-point deficit in the fourth quarter last week against California-Davis, could not pull off another miracle.

Tunisia's revolution, which has overcome past crises, can overcome this one if Ennahda and all other Tunisian parties recommit themselves to nonviolence, mutual tolerance and upholding the rule of law.

Asked about the "collective amnesia" which had overcome his executives last time they sat before the same committee, he betrayed his lingering sharpness, shooting back: "You're not saying amnesia, you're saying lying".

ARTS & LEISURE An article last Sunday about the 3-Legged Dog theater company, which has overcome many problems because of its technological innovations, gave an incorrect amount from the company for its annual budget.

The real question, he said, was whether Germany, which has overcome other elements of its tumultuous 20th-century history, will put past economic traumas into perspective and guide a rudderless Europe.